21. The Internet Classics Archive | Works By Sun Tzu Books and CDROMs, Get help Help. Works by Sun Tzu. The Art of War Translated by Lionel Giles Read discussion 28 comments © 1994-2000. http://classics.mit.edu/Browse/browse-Tzu.html

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22. Sun Tzu A Arte Da Guerra Uma tradu§£o de deste livro chinªs apesar de ter sido escrita h¡ cerca de 2500 anos. http://www.suntzu.hpg.ig.com.br/

SUN TZU - A ARTE DA GUERRA SUN TZU Seja bem vindo ! Você é o visitante nº SUN TZU agradece a sua visita, desejando-lhe Clique nos links abaixo MENU - VERSO SEM RECURSO EM FLASH Pensamento de Sun Tzu Existem cinco fatores que permitem que se preveja qual dos oponentes sairá vencedor: - aquele que sabe quando deve ou quando não deve lutar; - aquele que sabe como adotar a arte militar apropriada de acordo com a superioridade ou inferioridade de suas forças frente ao inimigo; - aquele que sabe como manter seus superiores e subordinados unidos de acordo com suas propostas; - aquele que está bem preparado e enfrenta um inimigo desprevenido; - aquele que é um general sábio e capaz, cujo soberano não interfere. Encontre esse no Capítulo 3 Leia os pensamentos de Sun Tzu já publicados nesta seção X E-mail para Sun Tzu As páginas dispõem de recurso que permite que você reproduza mais uma vez a música de fundo ou interrompa a sua execução. Música de fundo O browser não suporta o recurso para tocar a musica de fundo.

23. Sun Tzu - Biography And Works Sun Tzu. Extensive Biography of Sun Tzu and a searchable collection of works. Sun Tzu. Search all of Sun Tzu Sun Tzu, Chinese general, circa 500 B.C the art of war is attributed to Sun Tzu . http://www.literature-web.net/suntzu

Home Author Index Shakespeare The Bible ... Sun Tzu Non-fiction The Art of War Sun Tzu Search all of Sun Tzu Sun Tzu , Chinese general, circa 500 B.C. A collection of essays on the art of war is attributed to Sun Tzu. There are a growing number of translations of this Chinese classic, usually titled The Art of War Knowledge of Sun Tzu reached Europe shortly before the French Revolution in the form of a summary translation by Father J. J. M. Amiot, a French Jesuit priest. In the various translations, Sun Tzu is sometimes referred to as Sun Wu, and Sun Tzi. The most fundamental of Sun Tzu's principles for the conduct of war is that "All warfare is based on deception". Another key Sun Tzu principle is that "The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." Sun Tzu's ideas spread to the rest of Asia and to Japan. The works of Sun Tzu have been widely known in the United States since the mid-1970s. Diplomat Henry Kissinger has made reference to Sun Tzu and the principles for the conduct of warfare has been the subject of serious study in U.S. military circles for many years. The Art of War as applied to business, sports, diplomacy and personal lives has been popularized in American business and management texts. Sun Tzu may be the most frequently quoted Chinese personality in the world today.

24. Education - Sun Tzu (The Art Of War) - Introduction Educational site about Sun Tzu and brief commentaries http://www.west-meet-east.com/edusuntsu.htm

Eastern Tit-bits Inventions Philosophers Sun Tzu (The Art of War) Alternative Treatment Business Chinese Culture Food ... Contact Us Introduction Sun Tzu (The art of War) was written by Sun Mo in The Spring and Autumn Period (B.C. 512), which is roughly the same period as Confucius. Sun Mo's father was a senior officer in the military establishment, which helped to develop his interest in tactical warfare at an early age and lead him to become an expert in the military field. He was introduced to the emperor of Wu Kingdom by Wu Gi Xu to explain his art of war theories. Having successfully demonstrated the military strategies with the emperor's royal concubines at the emperor's request, the emperor eventually agreed to employ him as his General. Applications of the Book The strategies in the "The Art of War" were widely followed in Japan in medieval times (15th to 16th Century), and the Japanese military classic "Book of Five Rings", written by Miyamoto Musashi, a noted samurai (1645), contained many similarities to Sun Tzu's teachings. The book has been translated into different languages such as, English, Japanese, German, French and Russian, which is highly valued in different countries especially as a reference book for various military academies around the globe.

25. Johnson-Freese China's space program article http://www.nwc.navy.mil/press/Review/2003/Summer/art2-su3.htm

Press homepage Review Books Newport Papers ... Reader services Sun Tzu or Apollo Redux? Joan Johnson-Freese Nothing is more difficult than the art of maneuver. What is difficult about maneuver is to make the devious route the most direct and to turn misfortune to advantage. SUN TZU C taikonauts into orbit evidence substantial Chinese technical achievement and the seriousness of the program. Those achievements, plus pronouncements about timetables, space laboratories, shuttles, space stations, lunar bases, and now Mars missions, naturally make one wonder just what the Chinese are up to. Is there a new, twenty-first-century space race brewing? If there is, who is racing, and toward what goal? Analysis and commentary have spawned several, often one-dimensional, scenarios. In the case of the former, though much of the Chinese program remains cloaked in secrecy due to both the nature of the Chinese system and the military aspects of the topic, considerable agreement exists among technical analysts concerning Chinese capabilities, now and potentially in the future. Certainly, a Chinese quest for prestige is undeniable. Chinese scientists and policy makers eagerly point out that when (not if) China launches

26. Israelinsider:Remembering Sun-Tzu: Israel And The Art Of War Article about Sun Tzu Art of War and Israel's military policies. http://www.israelinsider.com/views/articles/views_0016.htm

Louis Rene Beres, Professor Department of Political Science, Purdue University, was educated at Princeton (Ph.D., 1971) and is author of many publications dealing with Middle Eastern security issues. beres@polsci.purdue.edu More from Louis Rene Beres Terrorism and the global clash of civilizations The bomb in the basement The "cycle of violence" in the Middle East Barbarism disguised as "Resistance" ... Country on high alert after Netanya blast Remembering Sun-Tzu: Israel and The Art Of War By Louis Rene Beres March 20, 2001 Chinese military thought likely originated with neolithic village conflicts almost five thousand years ago. But it was Sun-Tzu's THE ART OF WAR, written sometime in the fifth century BCE, that synthesized a coherent set of principles designed to produce military victory and minimize thechances of military defeat. The full corpus of this work should now be studied closely by the IDF General Staff and by others who would wish to strengthen Israel's military posture and associated order of battle. Let us begin with Sun-Tzu's principles concerning diplomacy. Political initiatives and agreements may be useful, we are instructed, but military preparations should never be neglected. The primary objective of every state should be to weaken enemy states without actually engaging in armed combat. This objective links the ideal of "complete victory" to a "strategy for planning offensives." In Chapter Four, "Military Disposition," Sun-Tzu tells his readers: "One who cannot be victorious assumes a defensive posture; one who can be victorious attacks....Those who excel at defense bury themselves away below the lowest depths of Earth. Those who excel at offense move from above the greatest heights of Heaven."

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28. James Clavell's Translation Of The Art Of War The author's translation of The Art of War by Sun Tzu. http://www.clearbridge.com/clavell.htm

Sun Tzu's The Art of War Plus Home ... Tell Friends About This Page from Clearbridge Publishing Book Information Mastering Strategy chinese revealed amazing secrets the warrior class Career and Business career building small business for salespeople for managers ... marketing Personal Life winning love parenting teens New: Strategy Blog ... Strategist NewsLetter Book Discounts On-line Training Live Seminars Video and Audio ... Email Us The difference between a warrior and an ordinary person is that the warrior sees everything as a challenge while an ordinary person sees everything as a blessing or a curse. Anon. James Clavell's Translation of The Art of War Clavell's Version: Although James Clavell did not do this translation himself (it is a version of an older translation by Giles), his name appears prominently on its cover, so we refer to it by his name. This is the book for readers who want a little more explanation about what the nineteenth-century author thought Sun Tzu meant, mixed in with the text itself. The actual text and its sentences and paragraphs have little to do with the original text. The goal of this work is to explain Sun Tzu's ideas. In most cases, this explanation was not offered by Sun Tzu himself. This stanza, for example, appears as a single group of characters in the original, but Clavell's translation starts it in the middle of one paragraph and combines several of the lines together into single paragraph. This implies that Sun Tzu meant them to be taken together, but we don't know that. This translation cannot resist expanding and explaining the master's words well beyond anything Sun Tzu actually said.

29. Sun Tzu - El Arte De La Guerra Formato en l­nea de dicha obra escrita por el autor cl¡sico chino Sun Tzu. http://www.gorinkai.com/textos/suntzu.htm

Introducción y traducción al Español realizadas por Antonio Rivas Introducción Histórica El Arte de la Guerra Capítulo 1: Estimaciones Capítulo 2: Hacer la Guerra Capítulo 3: Estrategia Ofensiva Capítulo 4: Disposiciones ... Envía aquí tus opiniones, preguntas, y/o colaboraciones. Todo es bienvenido. document.write("Ultima modificación del documento: " + document.lastModified)

30. Tao Of Divorce Book: A Woman's Tactical Guide To Winning - (based On Sun Tzu's T A philosophical look at divorce strategy, based on Sun Tzu's The Art Of War. http://www.tao-of-divorce.com/

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31. El Arte De La Guerra (Sun Tzu) Translate this page - Sun Tzu -. Buscando entre los teóricos militares del pasado, sólo podría hallarse en Clausewitz al único capaz, en cierto modo, de compararse a Sun Tzu. http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Harbor/8292/stpral.htm

El Arte de la Guerra - Sun Tzu - Evita el combate que no puedas ganar Sobre la evaluación Sobre la iniciación de las acciones Sobre las proposiciones de la victoria y la derrota Sobre la medida en la disposición de los medios ... De la Guerra (Von Klausewitz) Los trece artículos sobre el arte de la guerra constituyen el más antiguo de los tratados conocidos sobre esta materia, pero - según sus protagonistas- nunca ha sido superado en amplitud y profundidad de conceptos. Puede muy bien considerarse la esencia concentrada de la sabiduría en lo referente a la conducción de la guerra. Buscando entre los teóricos militares del pasado, sólo podría hallarse en Clausewitz al único capaz, en cierto modo, de compararse a Sun Tzu. Su autor, Sun Tzu, personaje real o imaginario, parece ser que vivió los tiempos míticos de "los reinos combatientes ", hace más de veinticinco siglos, de los primeros tiempos de la China clásica. Prácticamente no se conoce nada sobre él, pero el prestigio que posteriormente logró con sus escritos, lo han situado en un puesto de honor entre los tratadistas militares. Página Principal Envíenos un mensaje Leer el libro de visitas Firmar en el libro de visitas

32. Sun Tzu: The Art Of War Sun Tzu s The Art of War is a new translation by the Denma Translation Group. That book translates the Sun Tzu, with essays and commentary. http://academic.bowdoin.edu/suntzu/

end hide JavaScript This web site contains annotations integral to the book The Art of War by Sun Tzu, presented by the Denma Translation Group (Shambhala Publications, 2001). That book translates the Sun Tzu , with essays and commentary. At the present web site Kidder Smith, co-leader of the Denma Translation Group and professor of Chinese history at Bowdoin College, provides a closer examination of the Chinese texts from which the Denma translation was derived. Also included in the web site are audio versions of both the Chinese and English texts. To find materials for a particular passage, click on the appropriate chapter number at the top right of the screen. Within each chapter, use the yellow trident to access the individual chapter sections. You may also go to the home site for the book The Art of War by following the Victory over War link at the bottom of each screen. For assistance in navigating this site, click here or on the help button. For a more detailed description of the site and the sources upon which it draws, click here or on the overview button.

33. Sun Tzu And The Art Of War Sun Tzu and The Art of War. The oldest Chinese historical records indicate the Sun Tzu lived at the end of the socalled Spring and Autumn Period (703-481 BC). http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/DiplomacyWorld/hoyt2.htm

Sun Tzu and The Art of War by Tim Hoyt "War is a vital matter of state. It is the field on which life or death is determined and the road that leads to either survival or ruin, and must be examined with the greatest care." (Chapter 1). The Art of War represents the earliest existing codification of military and political strategy, and is probably the most widely-read work on strategy in history. (It helps, of course, that the book comes from China, which is undoubtedly the most widely-populated country in history, and which has a long literary tradition.) Sun Tzu's book is widely studied by the business and military communities today. At least seven different translations appeared in the last two decades alone, including an "official" copy of the version used by the People's Liberation Army complete with Marxist dialectic and critique (I know this because I have them on my desk. Isn't it great, being weird and obsessive?) "...the best military policy is to attack strategies; the next to attack alliances; the next to attack soldiers..."(Chapter 3) There's a reason that Diplomacy recommends an extra-long period of diplomacy before the first turn. This is the period when most, if not all, players formulate their basic strategies for the game. These strategies may or may not be formulated in cooperation with allies, but in any event they require outside assistance to have any chance of succeeding. Attacking enemy strategies still requires a strategy of your own: who is likely to be your enemy? Who do you want as an ally? How can you get them on your side? A simple method is to attack a fellow-neighbor's strategy. You don't even have to tell the truth, as long as you're persuasive. "Doug? Doug Kent? He ALWAYS attacks France when he plays Britain. He's been after me as an ally from the word go, but I just don't trust him. Germany and France are natural allies..." Denying an opponent allies at the beginning of the game is the best way of putting him in a position where you can destroy him.

34. The Sun Tzu Strategy Website Has Moved. The Sun Tzu Strategy Website has moved. Click here to go to the new site http//www.suntzu1.com or wait and you will be taken there http://cazmedia.com/suntzu/

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35. Sun Tzu On The Art Of War (Lionel Giles, Trans.) Sun Tzu on the Art of War (Lionel Giles, trans.). Sun Tzu ON THE ART OF WAR. THE OLDEST MILITARY TREATISE IN THE WORLD. Translated from the Chinese. http://all.net/books/tzu/tzu.html

Sun Tzu on the Art of War (Lionel Giles, trans.) The Project Gutenberg Etext of The Art of War by Sun Tzu *These Etexts Prepared By Hundreds of Volunteers and Donations* (Extract from: Sun Tzu on the Art of War (Lionel Giles, trans.) May, 1994 [Etext #132] SUN TZU ON THE ART OF WAR THE OLDEST MILITARY TREATISE IN THE WORLD Translated from the Chinese By LIONEL GILES, M.A. (1910) I. Laying Plans II. Waging War III. Attack by Stratagem IV. Tactical Dispositions ... XIII. The Use of Spies

36. 56713. Sun Tzu. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996 ATTRIBUTION Sun Tzu (6th–5th century BC), Chinese general. The Art of War, ch. 10, axiom 24 (c. 490 BC), ed. James Clavell (1981). http://www.bartleby.com/66/13/56713.html

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37. Sonshi Forum - Sun Tzu The Art Of War Message Board Discussion forum for Sun Tzu the Art of War http://forum.sonshi.com/

Home Forum Home Chat Room Sonshi Forum View Today's Active Topics Sun Tzu Art of War and Strategy Discussions Welcome to the Sonshi Forum! If this is your first visit, you can view messages by selecting the forums below. However, to be able to post and reply to messages, you need to register . New members are always welcome. If you are already registered, please sign in below. Mark All Forums Read Forum Leaders Login with username and password: Not yet registered? Click here Forum Posts Topics Last Post Moderator A great place to ask questions or speak what's on your mind about Sun Tzu the Art of War and overall strategy. One of the more intellectual discussions on the Internet. 01:46 PM by BingFa rawrite The Officers Club Sit down and relax. Here you can feel free to talk about anything under the sun. Few topics are off-topic, and thus less formal than the Sun Tzu Discussions. 05:18 PM by Krzyzstof Sun Tzu Art of War Explained Work-in-progress collection of interpretations of the Sun Tzu Art of War, linked to the main Sonshi translation pages. Post your own thoughts regarding each passage here. 04:20 PM by Kasumoto One: Calculations 02:38 AM by Two: Doing Battle 12:52 AM by Truthseeker Three: Planning Attacks 07:17 PM by Truthseeker Four: Formation 04:20 PM by Kasumoto Five: Force 03:09 PM by Truthseeker Six: Weakness and Strength 12:24 AM by Truthseeker Seven: Armed Struggle 10:23 PM by Eight: Nine Changes 10:38 AM by MonteChristo Nine: Army Maneuvers 05:44 PM by Shin Lopik Ten: Ground Formation 10:13 PM

38. Sun Tzu - El Arte De La Guerra - Introducción Sun Tzu fué un general chino que vivió alrededor del siglo V antes de Cristo. http://www.gorinkai.com/textos/suntzu1.htm

"En esencia, el Arte de la Guerra es el Arte de la Vida" Sun Tzu fué un general chino que vivió alrededor del siglo V antes de Cristo. La colección de ensayos sobre el arte de la guerra atribuida a Sun Tzu es el tratado sobre dicho tema más antiguo que se conoce. A pesar de su antiguedad, esta obra domina sobre cualquier otra sobre el tema. La obra de Sun Tzu llegó por primera vez a Europa en el periodo anterior a la Revolución Francesa, en forma de una breve traducción realizada por el sacerdote jesuita J. J. M. Amiot. En las diversas traducciones que se han hecho desde entonces, se nombra ocasionalmente al autor como Sun Wu o Sun Tzi. El núcleo de la filosofía de Sun Tzu sobre la guerra descansa en estos dos principios: Todo el Arte de la Guerra se basa en el engaño. El supremo Arte de la Guerra es someter al enemigo sin luchar. Las ideas de Sun Tzu se extendieron por el resto de Asia hasta llegar a Japón. Los japoneses adoptaron rápidamente estas enseñanzas y, posiblemente, añadieron algunas de su propia cosecha. Hay constancia de que el principal libro japonés sobre el tema, "El libro de los Cinco Anillos", está influido por la filosofía de Sun Tzu, ya que su autor, Miyamoto Mushashi, estudió el tratado de "El Arte de la Guerra" durante su formación como Samurai. Habitualmente se hace referencia a las culturas orientales como culturas de estrategia y no es pequeña la influencia de Sun Tzu en este desarrollo cultural. Hoy en día, la filosofía del

39. Sun Tzu - Biography And Works Literature Network Sun Tzu. Nonfiction. The Art of War, Sun Tzu. Search all of Sun Tzu Sun Tzu, Chinese general, circa 500 BC http://www.online-literature.com/suntzu/

Home Author Index Shakespeare The Bible ... Sun Tzu Non-fiction The Art of War Sun Tzu Search all of Sun Tzu Sun Tzu , Chinese general, circa 500 B.C. A collection of essays on the art of war is attributed to Sun Tzu. There are a growing number of translations of this Chinese classic, usually titled The Art of War Knowledge of Sun Tzu reached Europe shortly before the French Revolution in the form of a summary translation by Father J. J. M. Amiot, a French Jesuit priest. In the various translations, Sun Tzu is sometimes referred to as Sun Wu, and Sun Tzi. The most fundamental of Sun Tzu's principles for the conduct of war is that "All warfare is based on deception". Another key Sun Tzu principle is that "The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." Sun Tzu's ideas spread to the rest of Asia and to Japan. The works of Sun Tzu have been widely known in the United States since the mid-1970s. Diplomat Henry Kissinger has made reference to Sun Tzu and the principles for the conduct of warfare has been the subject of serious study in U.S. military circles for many years. The Art of War as applied to business, sports, diplomacy and personal lives has been popularized in American business and management texts. Sun Tzu may be the most frequently quoted Chinese personality in the world today.

40. The Art Of War By Sun Tzu: A Searchable Online Version At The Literature Network The Art of War by Sun Tzu a searchable online version. Includes author information. Literature Network Sun Tzu The Art of War. http://www.online-literature.com/suntzu/artofwar/

Home Author Index Shakespeare The Bible ... Chapter 13: The Use of Spies The Art of War Search all of The Art of War The Art Of War is one of the oldest books ever written, yet it is still used today. It is the worlds first known treatise on war but the lessons it teaches can be applied to almost any area of your life where conflict is involved. People have been referencing this book for years in both military and civilian fields and now you can read it for yourself. Related Links: Find essays on The Art of War User Comments and Reviews: Jean Valjean No Subject November 6th, 2002 Rating: 6.6364 I compare this book to the "36 Strategies ", it's sheer witt, that's why Chinese are so much different than Europeans, they outsmart people rather than use sheer force, to win a battle often decide upon strategies, not the number. "The art of war" is a book of intellengence, a book to guide you succes on every possible aspect of human life, in the last 2000 years, human have adapted it to bussiness, managing, sports, even learning. I suggest the reader to not only read it, but to understand it, and use it, and you will see how profound this is. Rate This Comment: 1 Low 10 High Anonymous No Subject July 26th, 2003

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